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Receiving a Notice to Appear for a master calendar hearing but finding no record of your case in the
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June 15, 2026
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0:59Now PlayingReceiving a Notice to Appear for a master calendar hearing but finding no record of your case in the immigration court system is more common than you think. It doesn’t mean something is wrong — it simply means DHS hasn’t yet transferred the paperwork to formally open your case with the court. 📋 That said, you should still show up on the date and time listed on your notice. DHS can file that paperwork at the last minute — even the morning of your hearing — and if your case moves forward without you there, the judge will issue a deportation order in your absence. ⚠️ The most likely outcome is that your hearing gets rescheduled, but that’s not a risk worth taking. Show up. ✅ For help with your asylum case, send the word “CONSULT” to me in a direct message.
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